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Section 18A:13-23.3 - Modification of apportionment of appropriations

NJ Rev Stat § 18A:13-23.3 (2019) (N/A)
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18A:13-23.3. Modification of apportionment of appropriations

5. A regional district may modify the manner in which the amounts to be raised for annual or special appropriations for the district, including the amounts to be raised for interest upon, and the redemption of, bonds payable by the district, are apportioned pursuant to N.J.S.18A:13-23 only upon the occurrence of one of the following events:

a. Ten years have elapsed since the last school election in which the apportionment of costs was approved by the voters;

b. A school year in which the equalized valuations of any constituent municipality when divided by the total equalized valuations of all the constituent municipalities is either greater than .10 plus or less than .10 minus the result expressed as a decimal of the equalized valuations of the constituent municipality divided by the total equalized valuations of all the constituent municipalities in the school year of the last school election in which the apportionment of costs was approved by the voters;

c. A school year in which the pupil population of any constituent municipality when divided by the total pupil population of the regional district is either greater than .10 plus or less than .10 minus the result expressed as a decimal of the pupil population of the constituent municipality divided by the total pupil population of the regional district in the school year of the last school election in which the apportionment of costs was approved by the voters;

d. A school year in which the regional district is enlarged by the admission of one or more districts;

e. During any school year if the regional district was formed prior to the effective date of P.L.1993, c.67 (C.18A:7D-37 et al.) and has never revised its cost apportionment basis.

L.1993,c.67,s.5.

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Section 18A:13-23.3 - Modification of apportionment of appropriations